Don't Trust Me
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  • Time 26m
  • Reads 159
  • Votes 7
  • Parts 7
  • Time 26m
Ongoing, First published Apr 29, 2016
Mature
Clyde Deyes is a 17 year old with a "fuck off" personality. Despite being somewhat antisocial, he's very charming when the time is right. Too charming. He managed to gain trust from people, and then he broke the trust many of times in order to humiliate them. Clyde's insecurities lead him to believe that he has sociopathic qualities. He uses his charm and intelligence to have his way with people.  The voices in his head give him comfort, anger, malice, and the desire to control. 

Amy lands herself in the world of Clyde. He's charmed his way to her heart and they get in too deep. There's no turning back now. 

Readers will be left with this reoccurring question: Is Clyde really a sociopath, or is he stuck in some sort of self-defense mechanism?
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